Sentence examples for call for appointment from inspiring English sources
The long-awaited report is due out on Thursday, and government officials who have been briefed on its contents say the commission will call for appointment of a so-called spy czar to oversee all 15 of the nation's intelligence agencies, including the C.I.A., the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Gilded furniture still fills the windows of the fancy antiques stores, but signs invite would-be customers to call for appointments.
The absence of scientific data forces orthodontists to guess at how best to design Internet sites that persuade prospective patients to call for appointments.
It called for appointment of a national intelligence director to oversee all spy agencies, including those within the Defense Department.
With this in mind, and by charting how the lawyer Ian Kennedy led calls for appointment of an 'outside' chair in the first place, I claim that we need to be attuned to the central role that putative bioethicists played in generating and harnessing the demand for bioethics in Britain, as much as they reacted to it.
Parolees must sometimes wait for several hours before they are called for appointments with their parole officers.
